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A state cannot block a unilateral federal funding freeze by claiming purely budgetary harm.
Federal courts repeatedly deny states' requests for emergency injunctions against unilateral federal funding halts, ruling that multi-million-dollar matching-fund disputes do not constitute irreparable harm.
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US Politics
Trump Administration Suspends More Than $1 Billion in Medicaid Funding to California and Minnesota The state was unable to prevent the federal government from withholding over a billion dollars in matching Medicaid funds because the court refused to issue an emergency injunction.
US Politics
Federal Court Clears Trump's Medicaid Work Requirements, Denying States' Bid for Injunction The court denied the states' request for an injunction because the financial and administrative implementation costs did not meet the bar for irreparable harm.